Austerity in a sentence

In other NMI news, the government’s Austerity Fridays will now convert to Austerity Mondays to better align the working day with the U.S. mainland, according to an Oct. 1 release.

When she was asked to choose between the IMF factions that backed austerity measures and those that favoured expansionist policies, she appeared to give her blessing to austerity.

The Anti-Austerity Alliance–People Before Profit electoral alliance, consisting of the Anti-Austerity Alliance and People Before Profit Alliance currently occupy the 5th largest grouping within Dáil Éireann.

Accordingly, he told the citizens of Argentina that austerity measures are needed.

A Labour source told HuffPost UK: “What a treat for the public - the right-hand-man to the architect of austerity has been gifted the keys to the country.

And second, should we talk about austerity first and taxes second or the other way around, Ilmar Raag finds in Vikerraadio's daily comment.

But budgets are tight, and a new era of fiscal austerity has dawned in Hollywood, with studios laying off thousands of employees and curtailing spending on content.

But it’s also against the system they defend—austerity, endless Tory rule, and politicians who don’t speak for ordinary people.

But the real reason there are not enough houses and hospitals is because of over ten years of Tory cuts and austerity.

By 1950 Britain was beginning to rid itself of post-war austerity.

During the first term of Tory rule, austerity often went hand in glove with ideological arguments about creating a smaller state.

Earlier this month, thousands of protesters marched in Brussels to protest what they perceive as new austerity measures the reform would bring.

Euan Ward obtained police data and interviewed dozens of families, social workers and officials to understand the convergence of austerity cuts and youth violence in London’s poorest neighborhoods.

Even if austerity cuts were reversed today, the long-term effects for Yusuf and countless others could continue for generations.

Everyone who matters in the Labour hierarchy is haunted by the memory that Neil Kinnock was beaten by John Major in 1992 despite a Tory recession, and Ed Miliband lost to David Cameron in 2015 after five years of Conservative austerity.

First, the finance ministry’s apparent disregard for economic growth and, second, its failure to reflect the true effect of austerity, as well as an ongoing political tug-of-war, on the public purse.

Four developments have set in motion elements of traditional neoliberal austerity that are further undermining the popularity of both Biden and Bidenomics.

Govt’s ‘austerity plan’ will steer country out of.

How much more inflation and austerity must the rest of the world suffer before "it" is achieved?

If all this privilege was deemed okay in the post-war austerity of 1953, it seems anachronistic in 2023 and one wonders how the British monarchy will remain relevant in a much-changed and divided United Kingdom in the coming years.